UTC National Highway System

UTC National Highway System
Network Plan
About
Owner	UTC
Contributors	Ken_the_Foxxo,  Txkeykeeper
Category	Infrastructure
Underground?	No
Public?	Yes
Started	August 2023
Location
Coordinates	X=12553 Y=69 Z=6507
Dimension	Overworld
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The UTC National Highway System is a infrastructure project to connect all corners of the United Texas Coalition with a nearby roadway. This project was first conceived by  Ken_the_Foxxo and implemented in August of 2023, Construction started the same month.

The main goal of the network is to connect the mainland of the United Texas Coalition and the Southeast frontier with public infrastructure for the first time. These roads will hopefully fulfill another goal of the project. That is: Increase settlement of the Southeast frontier and the United Texas Coalition homeland.

Overview of the system

Major Routes Planned

Road Number	Major Settlements	Major Junctions	Direction	Completed	Route Image
UTC 90	New Market Empire City	Terminus E UTC 35 UTC 5 Terminus W Michigan Ave	East -West	Yes
UTC 80	Empire City Snowdonia	Terminus E Texan Sea UTC 35 S Empire City UTC 35 N Empire City UTC 90 Terminus W UTC 5	East -West	No
UTC 70	Portsmouth Eloto	Terminus E UTC 35 UTC 25 Eloto UTC 15 N Eloto UTC 15 S Terminus W UTC 5	East-West	Partially
UTC 50	New Hope Dubina	Terminus E UTC 35 Dubina UTC 25 New Hope UTC 15 S New Hope UTC 15 N Terminus W UTC 5	East-West	Partially
UTC 40	Garland Harbor Pelican Bay	Terminus E UTC 35 Pelican Bay UTC 25 UTC 15 Terminus W UTC 35	East-West	No
UTC 5	Diplomat Farms New Market Canàlbrèagha	N Terminus Diplomat Farms New Market UTC 90 UTC 80 UTC 15 UTC 70 UTC 50 UTC 40 Terminus S World Border	North - South	Partally
UTC 15	Marshall New Hope Eloto Agua Fria	N Terminus UTC 5 Eloto UTC 70 E Eloto UTC 70 W New Hope UTC 50 W New Hope UTC 50 E Terminus S UTC 40	North - South	Partally
UTC 25	Pelican Bay Dubina	N Terminus UTC 70 Dubina UTC 50 S Terminus Pelican Bay UTC 40	North - South	No
UTC 35	Dubina Portsmouth Empire City	N Terminus Bloo Noodle Highway Empire City UTC 90 Empire City UTC 80	North - South	Partally

UTC Highway Network Plan.

UTC National Highway Network Code of Construction

When building the roads in the UTC Highway Network there are a few standards you must follow.

UTC Route Numbering

Summary of Numbering

The UTC Network uses the same numbering system as the US Interstate Highway System.

Explanation of Numbering

Major Routes

Major Routes that span the nation either end in a 0 or 5 depending on their main route of direction

5 goes North - South

0 Goes East - West

Medium Routes

Medium routes follow the same numbering pattern as the Major routes only difference is they CANNOT end in a 0 or 5

Odd goes North - South

Even goes East - West

Auxiliary Routes

Auxiliary routes are generally classified as spur routes, which connect to the parent route at one end, bypasses, which connect to the parent route at both ends, or beltways, which form a complete circle intersecting the parent route at two locations.

Auxiliary Numbering

The first digit of the three digits usually determines whether a route is a Bypass, Orbital or Spur The last two digits are derived from the main UTC Highway.

Odd first digit: Route does not come back to parent highway. (aka: Spur)

Visual example of auxiliary route numbering in relation with their route (from the Interstate Highway System)

Even first digit: Route does come back to the parent highway (aka: Orbital or Bypass)